I get these for my warehouse at work. We get everything from huge roaches, to mice, to iguanas and snakes coming into the warehouse, and these at least stop them from going into our office. We place them just outside the door so when you open outwards the door doesn't interfere and it gwts all the critters that can squeeze under the door into our office. Lets us run the office and not think about getting surprised by any unwanted pests. The size is nice, big enough to catch good size critters and sticky enough to keep them on.

it trapped the little baby rats with ni problem at all and it was not on there for maybe 10 minutes when my daughter brought it downstairs. She had named the baby rat Jimmy Chow and was happy that this is the only thing that seemed to catch him as he kept finding kung fu panda ways to get out if 3 other all different kind of traps and refused to eat the poison. We had a main pipe water break and when they dug into the ground and then opened a space under the back of my house and did not put the piece back up, I had 3 big rats come in that immediately had a litter under my house. It took me almost a month to get all 3 of them and I finally got the 2 huge males 1 day and the female 2 days later. But the babies were just old enough to try and survive on their own. 1 week later they are finallyl coming iut to the place from under my house that I can trap them. This all being said I am extremely grateful that these companies put out more than 1 way to kill rats, mice or other small rodents. Rats are extremely smart and you have to change tactics with them. We saw this baby rat go from 2 feet being stuck to four feet to the whole side of its body within 10 minutes because it was so extremely sticky it could not wiggle off. I will not be posting a picture of a live baby rat in the trap but I feel i gave a good enough description for you to know. Oh and my daughter decided names for all the 3 big rats also but this one got its name from the kung fu moves it must of had to get out if the other traps, lol. Thanks again for the amazing product.

when the rats will wander onto them, these traps don't let go easily, and the more they thrash and fight, the more stuck in they get. I love these things. I've tried other brands, but they always let go - these things will stick to your breath. the only thing that would be better is if they made flexible traps you could wrap around pipes and curved surfaces where they travel and can't just walk around them. and when they see this and decide to take the idea, I expect my royalties. oh, and, ill skip adding the photos. probably not the kind of advertising a company wants.

These Tomcat glue traps are very effective in trapping a mouse. I add a dab of peanut butter in the center. I know they say you do not have to, so I can't say how effective they are without that. This is the brand to buy.

We hadn’t had any rodent problems until the empty lot next to our property was cleared, and then we started noticing rats around our duck coop and feed storage area. I set up the Tomcat Glue Traps in spots that were completely out of reach of our ducks and rooster. They were very easy to place and stayed firmly in position, and the eugenol-enhanced adhesive worked well at catching a few rodents right away. I noticed that some rodents were cautious, which reminded me how smart they can be, so results may vary depending on their behavior. These traps are a practical solution as long as you think carefully about where to put them and avoid areas where pets or children could get to them. Pros: Strong, sticky adhesive that holds securely. Easy setup and straightforward to use. Can be effective indoors or outdoors if used safely. Cons: Only two traps in the pack, so larger areas may need more. Placement is critical to prevent unintended contact with animals or children. Rodent behavior can affect how quickly they are caught. Helpful Tip: Place the traps along walls or near areas where you see rodent activity. Regularly check the traps to ensure they are safe and working as intended.

These glue traps really stick. Be careful. But I found 4 rats stuck on one trap, so worth it. I also found one puppy stuck on a trap that he sat down on, used mayonnaise to set him free. They really stick. Some other glue traps were disappearing, rats were walking off with them. These traps stay stuck on whatever gets stuck.

I had a problem with rats so I bought several different items. This one was great. Its easy to use. Just open packaging %26 place where you see rats coming % going. I caught them the same day I put em down!! All I had to do was place it then have my son throw it away once the rat was caught!! Easy peasy!!

Had to go to the deer hunting skills. But they worked first try ....Sho Nuff ruined a couple of rats late night jogs....Yessir I'ma a happy camper thanks :)

I had a mouse in my car that I couldn't catch. Someone told me to get the rat traps since they are longer and they cant step off of them! Worked perfect! Caught the mouse within three hours!!

The trap does not catch rats only mice! i have not had a mice in my house in 20 year. recently a 10 year empty house is being renovated. The mice critter came to my house. I must say rats are sneaky creatures and smart. This rat had eaten a whole loaf of bread before i recognized i had one. tried to catch it with glue trap. it stepped in it one time and managed to get away. it recognizes the trap now and avoid. I did come in one day and there was 8 baby mice sitting on one trap. that was a nasty site. I managed somehow to get the trap in the trash. i am still trying to catch the mother. I am going to have to call an exterminator, I think.